Prohibitive cost of living

Visualization of narrower problems
Name(s): 
High cost of living
Inflated cost of necessities
Nature 
Continuing increases in the cost of living or the level of retail prices tend to diminish the ability of consumers to purchase the goods and services on which they depend in order to maintain an adequate standard of living. Increases in nominal wages may sometimes be considerably reduced, or even effectively nullified, by rises in prices.
Broader 
Excessive costs
Narrower 
Expensive functions
High consumer prices
High cost of housing
Unmanageable cost of dying
Prohibitive ownership costs
Prohibitive cost of basic services
Prohibitive cost of nutritious food
Prohibitive cost of home maintenance
Excessive proportion of income spent on food
Prohibitive cost of necessities in rural communities
Related 
Instability of food prices
Aggravates 
Poor living conditions [in 13 loops]
Deteriorating quality of life [in 1 loop]
Counterproductive eco-labelling [in 1 loop]
Marginal level of family income [in 14 loops]
Rising cost of unemployment benefits
Departure of business from small communities to urban locations [in 11 loops]
Aggravated by 
Decline in real wages
Discriminatory professionalism
Prohibitive cost of capital equipment
Uncontrolled household rent increases
Prohibitive cost of goods and services
Economic and industrial production instability
Dependence on sophisticated technology for development
Strategy(ies) 
Living off the land
Reducing cost of living
Reducing cost of necessities
Inflating cost of necessities
Value(s) 
High-mindedness
High-spiritedness
Costliness
Inflation
Prohibition
Type 
(F) Fuzzy exceptional problems